Latina sex worker killed in Soho Hotel

[MongersGonnaMong]

https://nypost.com/2024/02/13/metro...last-week-may-have-been-a-sex-worker-sources/

https://x.com/sabinecharlesny/status/1757574143250186628?s=46


and then guys in here ask why they should provide ID

 

[solomon_456]

https://nypost.com/2024/02/13/metro...last-week-may-have-been-a-sex-worker-sources/

https://x.com/sabinecharlesny/status/1757574143250186628?s=46


and then guys in here ask why they should provide ID

How would providing ID prevent this? Just curious

 

[MongersGonnaMong]

How would providing ID prevent this? Just curious

She may have asked for ID or not but if she did vet the client she would have his ID on her phone and would make it easier for the police to catch the killer

 

[solomon_456]

She may have asked for ID or not but if she did vet the client she would have his ID on her phone and would make it easier for the police to catch the killer

So you’re saying it wouldn’t prevent her death it would just be easier to arrest him, that’s not sufficient

 

[MongersGonnaMong]

So you’re saying it wouldn’t prevent her death it would just be easier to arrest him, that’s not sufficient

obviously this won’t be 100% foolproof but it does make it safer for the girls to vet someone through ID rather than nothing at all



I get some mongers are sensitive about providing ID and of course you’re not submitting it to some street walker on Roosevelt Ave but the established sex workers do require it

 

[ruizzimo]

yes, killers have IDs.
But people dealing in good faith are more likely to go through with screening requirements and in that way it does reduce danger. We don't know if she was a sw and if she screened but its very sad news either way. rip

 

[Balmain]

So you’re saying it wouldn’t prevent her death it would just be easier to arrest him, that’s not sufficient

Please put a little more effort into thinking logically about issues.

Screening w/ ID can reduce the probability of something like this happening because would-be predators are deterred if they know there’s a paper trail that could easily lead back to them.

Of course, there are some highly impulsive and psychopathic people out there who could potentially screen with ID and still commit murder, but the likelihood of this happening is less with ID screening than without ID screening.

Not sure if in this specific case ID screening was/ was not done.

 

[solomon_456]

Not sure if in this specific case ID screening was/ was not done.

i would suggest not making recommendations before examining the facts and and see what could or couldn’t prevent it and based on that making recommendations

 

[ruizzimo]

Please put a little more effort into thinking logically about issues.

Screening w/ ID can reduce the probability of something like this happening because would-be predators are deterred if they know there’s a paper trail that could easily lead back to them.

Of course, there are some highly impulsive and psychopathic people out there who could potentially screen with ID and still commit murder, but the likelihood of this happening is less with ID screening than without ID screening.

Not sure if in this specific case ID screening was/ was not done.

I'd say this goes for any kind of screening - ID, references, etc. The practice exist for a very good reason. I've always screened and never had any issues.

 

[krideynyc]

i would suggest not making recommendations before examining the facts and and see what could or couldn’t prevent it and based on that making recommendations

Whether she screened or not, the deterrence factor with asking for ID is still a valid point. Much less likely to commit a crime when you leave evidence behind.

 

[Sintax]

Unless it’s a fake ID. A real sociopath would likely have a whole plan worked out. Tough to prevent, can only deter.

 

[Uniquelyme]

This is the risk indys take. Plenty of people can use fake i.d. easy as hell to get.

 

[Barterings]

Please put a little more effort into thinking logically about issues.

Screening w/ ID can reduce the probability of something like this happening because would-be predators are deterred if they know there’s a paper trail that could easily lead back to them.

Of course, there are some highly impulsive and psychopathic people out there who could potentially screen with ID and still commit murder, but the likelihood of this happening is less with ID screening than without ID screening.

Not sure if in this specific case ID screening was/ was not done.

In just one thread before this , I read that anonymity is the most important thing about this hobby, so which one is it?
The paper trail leading back to them is exactly what the average normal non murderous person wants to avoid

 

[solomon_456]

In just one thread before this , I read that anonymity is the most important thing about this hobby, so which one is it?
The paper trail leading back to them is exactly what the average normal non murderous person wants to avoid

Ppl who’re basically lonely no SO and no job to lose will come and tell you you should provide ID otherwise you’re a borderline criminal, I would pay double for same service as not to have to provide ID

 

[krideynyc]

In just one thread before this , I read that anonymity is the most important thing about this hobby, so which one is it?

Both. Up to both of you to decide how much exposure is acceptable for this hobby. Until someone winds up dead and the Police is involved. Anonymity no longer applies.

The paper trail leading back to them is exactly what the average normal non murderous person wants to avoid

And it will stay that way. Provided no one gets killed or arrested.

 

[Balmain]

In just one thread before this , I read that anonymity is the most important thing about this hobby, so which one is it?
The paper trail leading back to them is exactly what the average normal non murderous person wants to avoid

I’ve personally never provided an ID during screening, and never would, especially when providers don’t offer the same level of personal disclosure at the screening stage.

But the question was about how ID screening could factor into the likelihood of a provider being murdered in the line of duty.

I also think that more generally, any sense of safety associated with screening is really an illusion - as circumventing the requirements of screening is doable by anyone who has the cleverness and motivation.

However, even when confronted with artificial barriers, I believe most humans are too lazy or unimaginative to effectively work the system that they find themselves an agent in.

 

[Rogermoore]

This has made me sad….i am going to head over to the atm, then to DDY and fuck every Latina whore in the house as an act of giving back to their community. It’s just not right.

 

[Samwolf]

This has made me sad….i am going to head over to the atm, then to DDY and fuck every Latina whore in the house as an act of giving back to their community. It’s just not right.

Very charitable act of kindness Roger.

 

[User826]

https://nypost.com/2024/02/13/metro...last-week-may-have-been-a-sex-worker-sources/

https://x.com/sabinecharlesny/status/1757574143250186628?s=46


and then guys in here ask why they should provide ID

Because an ID would have prevented this. Logic goes out of the window when your dick is involved. Fingers crossed you don't have someone spiteful enough to blackmail you.

This is an occupational hazard. Always has been, always will be. Johns get beaten up, robbed or killed as do providers. Everyone involved is taking a risk.

 

[Starcraft09]

In cases like this, what’s the profile of the killers? Age range, ethnicity, social status?